By default, when you create a new content, NID is last NID+1. This is to avoid conflicts.
You have to delete all nodes after the NID that you want to start over.
If you want to increase the NID manually, simply modify the NID field of node raw in NODE table.
Hello! As added information: This technique didn't work for me on Drupal 6 (removing the content and then adapting the databse on the first node that was added did, though).
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By default, when you create a
By default, when you create a new content, NID is last NID+1. This is to avoid conflicts.
You have to delete all nodes after the NID that you want to start over.
If you want to increase the NID manually, simply modify the NID field of node raw in NODE table.
What's new and changing in PHP 8.4
Hello! As added information:
Hello! As added information: This technique didn't work for me on Drupal 6 (removing the content and then adapting the databse on the first node that was added did, though).
Try to run this query in
Try to run this query in phpmyadmin:
ALTER TABLE node AUTO_ INCREMENT = 1;
What's new and changing in PHP 8.4